Wildlife SOS Rapid Response team recently rescued a Spectacled Cobra from DLF Farms in Delhi NCR. Watch as the rescuer safely extricates the venomous snake! | Wildlife SOS
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Wildlife SOS Rapid Response team recently rescued a Spectacled Cobra from DLF Farms in Delhi NCR. Watch as the rescuer safely extricates the venomous snake! | Wildlife
Wildlife SOS. Wildlife SOS · Original audio. Wildlife SOS Rapid Response team recently rescued a Spectacled Cobra from DLF Farms in Delhi NCR. Watch as the rescuer safely extricates the venomous snake!
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A wholesome start marked with a plateful of goodness.As we prepared to get her home to our Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF), we made sure she felt our care through much-needed respite!Gracie was subjected to poor nutrition, predominantly consuming rotis (wheat bread) for most of her diet. Her canines and incisors were brutally removed, and she is no longer capable of biting into solid food.Before we started on the long journey back, our rescue team offered her soft papaya, orange slices and grap
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A wholesome start marked with a plateful of goodness.As we prepared to get her home to our Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF), we made sure she felt our care through much-needed respite!Gracie was subjected to poor nutrition, predominantly consuming rotis (wheat bread) for most of her diet. Her canines and incisors were brutally removed, and she is no longer capable of biting into solid food.Before we started on the long journey back, our rescue team offered her soft papaya, orange slices and grap
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When she realized Wildlife SOS was there to rescue her, she immediately ran straight into their box. Wait to hear her little thank you meows at the end ❤️‍🩹😭 Learn more about Wildlife SOS here: https://thedo.do/wildlifesos | The Dodo
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When she realized Wildlife SOS was there to rescue her, she immediately ran straight into their box. Wait to hear her little thank you meows at the end ❤️‍🩹😭 Learn more about Wildlife SOS here: https://thedo.do/wildlifesos | The Dodo
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Do you love leopards and other wildlife? See the lifesaving work of Wildlife SOS in the Nat Geo WILD series Jungle Animal Rescue! | Wildlife SOS
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Do you love leopards and other wildlife? See the lifesaving work of Wildlife SOS in the Nat Geo WILD series Jungle Animal Rescue! | Wildlife SOS
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Golden Jackal's Remarkable Rescue In another successful mission by Wildlife SOS and the Maharashtra Forest department, a 4-year-old, male golden jackal was rescued from a 70-foot-deep open well in a village. After a thorough medical examination, the jackal was released back safely to its natural habitat. The perseverance of the teams and a timely intervention led to his fortunate rescue. Sign the petition to cover the open wells in order to make a difference, https://action.wildlifesos.org/page/
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Golden Jackal's Remarkable Rescue In another successful mission by Wildlife SOS and the Maharashtra Forest department, a 4-year-old, male golden jackal was rescued from a 70-foot-deep open well in a village. After a thorough medical examination, the jackal was released back safely to its natural habitat. The perseverance of the teams and a timely intervention led to his fortunate rescue. Sign the petition to cover the open wells in order to make a difference, https://action.wildlifesos.org/page/
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Broken, starved, and neglected - that was the life Lakshmi lived before being rescued by Wildlife SOS. Her gaunt appearance earned her the infamous name of being the "India's Skinniest Elephant". After spending more than two decades of her life in servitude and being fed the bare minimum, her weary bones couldn't even support the weight of her withered body any longer. The veterinary team at Wildlife SOS is trying its hardest to make life better for Lakshmi. However, the process isn't easy as La
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Broken, starved, and neglected - that was the life Lakshmi lived before being rescued by Wildlife SOS. Her gaunt appearance earned her the infamous name of being the "India's Skinniest Elephant". After spending more than two decades of her life in servitude and being fed the bare minimum, her weary bones couldn't even support the weight of her withered body any longer. The veterinary team at Wildlife SOS is trying its hardest to make life better for Lakshmi. However, the process isn't easy as La
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A moment of tension. A precise rescue. A safe return. When a distress call reported a checkered keelback trapped inside a car’s wheel cover in a residential building in Delhi, the team at Wildlife SOS responded without delay. Navigating darkness, tight spaces, and a growing crowd, the snake was carefully secured without injury. After a thorough medical check-up, the snake was released back into its natural habitat the next day. Every rescue counts. Every life matters. If you spot a wild animal i
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A moment of tension. A precise rescue. A safe return. When a distress call reported a checkered keelback trapped inside a car’s wheel cover in a residential building in Delhi, the team at Wildlife SOS responded without delay. Navigating darkness, tight spaces, and a growing crowd, the snake was carefully secured without injury. After a thorough medical check-up, the snake was released back into its natural habitat the next day. Every rescue counts. Every life matters. If you spot a wild animal i
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POV: you’re a bird flying freely over the only Elephant Hospital in India! | Wildlife SOS
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Long waits, anxiousness and eagerness were the emotions we were going through during this entire journey. But all this while, liberating Lakshmi from her agonising past was the only thing on our minds. We are now filled with hope as we see this majestic elephant walking out of the ambulance and taking her first steps of freedom into the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Lakshmi will now get to experience all the love and care required to heal her. This would not be possible without your constant s
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Long waits, anxiousness and eagerness were the emotions we were going through during this entire journey. But all this while, liberating Lakshmi from her agonising past was the only thing on our minds. We are now filled with hope as we see this majestic elephant walking out of the ambulance and taking her first steps of freedom into the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Lakshmi will now get to experience all the love and care required to heal her. This would not be possible without your constant s
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Golden Jackal's Remarkable Rescue In another successful mission by Wildlife SOS and the Maharashtra Forest department, a 4-year-old, male golden jackal was rescued from a 70-foot-deep open well in a village. After a thorough medical examination, the jackal was released back safely to its natural habitat. The perseverance of the teams and a timely intervention led to his fortunate rescue. Sign the petition to cover the open wells in order to make a difference, https://action.wildlifesos.org/page/
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Golden Jackal's Remarkable Rescue In another successful mission by Wildlife SOS and the Maharashtra Forest department, a 4-year-old, male golden jackal was rescued from a 70-foot-deep open well in a village. After a thorough medical examination, the jackal was released back safely to its natural habitat. The perseverance of the teams and a timely intervention led to his fortunate rescue. Sign the petition to cover the open wells in order to make a difference, https://action.wildlifesos.org/page/
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Broken, starved, and neglected - that was the life Lakshmi lived before being rescued by Wildlife SOS. Her gaunt appearance earned her the infamous name of being the "India's Skinniest Elephant". After spending more than two decades of her life in servitude and being fed the bare minimum, her weary bones couldn't even support the weight of her withered body any longer. The veterinary team at Wildlife SOS is trying its hardest to make life better for Lakshmi. However, the process isn't easy as La
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Broken, starved, and neglected - that was the life Lakshmi lived before being rescued by Wildlife SOS. Her gaunt appearance earned her the infamous name of being the "India's Skinniest Elephant". After spending more than two decades of her life in servitude and being fed the bare minimum, her weary bones couldn't even support the weight of her withered body any longer. The veterinary team at Wildlife SOS is trying its hardest to make life better for Lakshmi. However, the process isn't easy as La
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A moment of tension. A precise rescue. A safe return. When a distress call reported a checkered keelback trapped inside a car’s wheel cover in a residential building in Delhi, the team at Wildlife SOS responded without delay. Navigating darkness, tight spaces, and a growing crowd, the snake was carefully secured without injury. After a thorough medical check-up, the snake was released back into its natural habitat the next day. Every rescue counts. Every life matters. If you spot a wild animal i
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A moment of tension. A precise rescue. A safe return. When a distress call reported a checkered keelback trapped inside a car’s wheel cover in a residential building in Delhi, the team at Wildlife SOS responded without delay. Navigating darkness, tight spaces, and a growing crowd, the snake was carefully secured without injury. After a thorough medical check-up, the snake was released back into its natural habitat the next day. Every rescue counts. Every life matters. If you spot a wild animal i
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A Massive Crocodile Rescue Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department to successfully rescue a 8-foot-long crocodile that had ventured into an agricultural field in Firozabad. After a comprehensive health examination, confirming the reptile's well-being, it was released back into its natural habitat. | Wildlife SOS
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A Massive Crocodile Rescue Wildlife SOS collaborated with the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department to successfully rescue a 8-foot-long crocodile that had ventured into an agricultural field in Firozabad. After a comprehensive health examination, confirming the reptile's well-being, it was released back into its natural habitat. | Wildlife SOS
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In a nail-biting operation, Wildlife SOS and the Forest Department rescued a leopard trapped in a 70-feet-deep open well in the Pune district of Maharashtra. A log tied with ropes was initially lowered into the well for the leopard to hold on to for support. As the rescue team arrived, the leopard was carefully extricated using a trap cage and transferred to the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre for medical assessment. The 4-year-old female leopard, which is believed to have fallen int
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In a nail-biting operation, Wildlife SOS and the Forest Department rescued a leopard trapped in a 70-feet-deep open well in the Pune district of Maharashtra. A log tied with ropes was initially lowered into the well for the leopard to hold on to for support. As the rescue team arrived, the leopard was carefully extricated using a trap cage and transferred to the Wildlife SOS Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre for medical assessment. The 4-year-old female leopard, which is believed to have fallen int
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Wildlife SOS got a call to save an ailing elephant. Since then, they've been on this non-stop rescue operation. 📹: Wildlife SOS. | Brut India
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Wildlife SOS got a call to save an ailing elephant. Since then, they've been on this non-stop rescue operation. 📹: Wildlife SOS. | Brut India
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George and Natalie, two awe-inspiring big cats at our Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre, celebrate their 3rd rescue anniversary with Wildlife SOS. The siblings rose to fame after being featured in India's Jungle Heroes, a 6-episode series by National Geographic. At their humble abode, the duo spends time engaging in an array of activities that keep them healthy and on their feet. From taking naps on tree branches and playing with various enrichments to engaging in a game of hide and seek amidst the
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George and Natalie, two awe-inspiring big cats at our Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre, celebrate their 3rd rescue anniversary with Wildlife SOS. The siblings rose to fame after being featured in India's Jungle Heroes, a 6-episode series by National Geographic. At their humble abode, the duo spends time engaging in an array of activities that keep them healthy and on their feet. From taking naps on tree branches and playing with various enrichments to engaging in a game of hide and seek amidst the
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From Burgers to Beetroots: Laxmi celebrates her 11th Rescueversary! Rescued in 2013 as a begging elephant from Maharashtra, Laxmi came under our care as an obese elephant at a risk of suffering from serious joint conditions as well as pulmonary diseases. With a tailored treatment and diet plan that included fresh fruits, vegetables and green fodder, today, Laxmi’s larger-than-life persona and playful antics have made her a favourite amongst our staff and supporters! To celebrate Laxmi’s 11th res
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30 years ago, Wildlife SOS began with a quiet vow to stand beside India’s wildlife. What started as a handful of determined hearts has grown into a nationwide family of caregivers, veterinarians, rescue teams, and supporters who make every saved life possible. As we mark three decades, we’re reminded that this has never been a solitary path. It has been shaped, strengthened, and carried forward by people who chose compassion, again and again, even when it wasn’t the easiest road. If your heart b
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Injured Bonnet Macaque Rescued and Released in Maharashtra. The Forest Department in collaboration with Wildlife SOS team rescued an injured Bonnet macaque from dog attacks in the historic Lenyadri caves in Pune district. The female macaque was found with multiple bite wounds and was in a critical condition. The team carefully transported it to the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre, where she was given medical attention. Watch the full video to see how the macaque made a full recovery and was relea
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Wildlife SOS rescues India's national bird from IIT Delhi! Commonly found across the country, Indian peafowl are often seen in human habitations. But this time, something was different. A concerned professor saw this bird wandering helplessly around the IIT Delhi campus and immediately alerted Wildlife SOS. Medical examination revealed that it had a fungal infection in its eye and is thus undergoing treatment. If you ever witness an animal in distress, call the rescue helpline at the website: ht
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As the monsoon sets in and the weather turns pleasant at the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre (ERC), Haryana, 66-year-old Erika is making the most of her daily morning and evening walks, always in the company of her closest companions, Ella and Lilly, enjoying blissful mud baths and exploring the lush greenery of the centre. Rescued in 2013 after years of being forced to beg on the streets of Haryana, Erika now enjoys a routine filled with care and comfort. Her daily meals include 250 kg of green
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ENJOY ELATED ELEPHANTS? Follow the adventures of Wildlife SOS as we save India’s elephants, leopards, bears and other amazing animals! | Wildlife SOS
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Once upon a time in India, a golden jackal found itself trapped in an open well, only to discover it wasn’t alone. In that same well was a spectacled cobra, one of the four venomous snakes of India! Sounds like the beginning of a fancy children’s fable, doesn’t it? But we assure you, the truth is far stranger than fiction, as locals in Rajuri village of Maharashtra witnessed this strange encounter. It seemed that both animals had formed an unspoken truce, to not harm each other, at least until t
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Open wells pose a deadly threat to wildlife, but there’s a way to stop it! Across rural India, open wells are more than just water sources, they're hidden death traps for wildlife. Leopards, hyenas, jackals, and even reptiles fall in while searching for food or water, often with no way out. Watch this time-lapse as our team in Maharashtra installs a protective cover over one such well. With 19 wells secured so far and hundreds more still posing a threat, every cover brings us closer to a safer f
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Out of the 4 bear species found in India, Wildlife SOS proudly works with 3 of them: Sloth bears, Asiatic black bears and the Himalayan brown bears at our bear rescue centres all over India. Watch how our resident bears spend their days playfully at the centres! | Wildlife SOS
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BREAKING NEWS: 700 Endangered Birds Rescued from Illegal Trade! In a joint operation, the Delhi Forest Department and Wildlife SOS busted a bird smuggling racket in Old Delhi. Over 700 endangered parakeets and munias were found crammed into tiny cages, suffering from dehydration and malnutrition. Our teams worked tirelessly to provide medical care and rehabilitation before releasing them back into their natural habitat, making this a major victory for wildlife conservation. | Wildlife SOS
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Lakshmi, infamously known as “India’s skinniest elephant” arrived at Wildlife SOS on the 1st of Jan 2021. With deviated limbs, bullhook injuries on her crooked spine and ulcers on her body, Lakshmi was in dire need of proper veterinary care and nourishment. Our veterinary team worked night and day to ensure her improvement, and to prepare her for the winters. Lakshmi’s progress can be seen in the healing of her wounds and her positive response to her target training sessions. She spends her time
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India is blessed with a rich natural heritage, out of which, wildlife plays a crucial role! With 12 centres spread across the country, Wildlife SOS serves as a safe haven to many animals who have been rescued from a life of brutality and abuse. On this ‘World Heritage Day’, let’s take a stand for wildlife conservation, and be guardians of this shared heritage. Watch the video to know more about the incredible diversity at the different Wildlife SOS centres! | Wildlife SOS
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Wildlife SOS provides proper diet to Himalayan black bears during winter in Dachigam National Park
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Take a look at the heartwarming glimpse of passion and dedication from volunteers. Be a part of the change, and make a positive impact in the lives of elephants. Save the date: August 11th and join our special webinar in honour of World Elephant Day! You can pre- register yourselves using this link https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QNlKOW06Tf254K_8GOPXlw We have Mr. Shivam Rai, Elephant Project - Head Coordinator and Ms. Debbie Haynes, UK Manager as our esteemed speakers and Sandhi Pri
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Long waits, anxiousness and eagerness were the emotions we were going through during this entire journey. But all this while, liberating Lakshmi from her agonising past was the only thing on our minds. We are now filled with hope as we see this majestic elephant walking out of the ambulance and taking her first steps of freedom into the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Lakshmi will now get to experience all the love and care required to heal her. This would not be possible without your constant s
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A little sneak peak into what's about to release on World Sloth Bear Day. Stay tuned as we take you on a journey across India to discover what people think about these incredible bears! | Wildlife SOS
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Here's the first glimpse of a magical journey - the loving bond between Suzy and her devoted caregiver, Baburam. "My Sweet Paro" showcases a bond so rare & precious that it has touched hearts far and wide. Watch the full movie premiering tomorrow only on our YouTube Channel! LINK > https://youtu.be/Ef6feUHlzh4 | Wildlife SOS
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Leopard In Distress: Saved From Drowning in 80-Ft-Deep Well
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A recent event in Netwad village, Maharashtra, has once again highlighted the hazards posed by India's open wells. An unfortunate Indian Civet cat had fallen into a 45-feet-deep open well, and was unable to clamber out. Locals were alerted by the hapless creature's distress calls and wasted no time in calling the Forest Department, who immediately alerted Wildlife SOS. A rescue team from the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre was soon dispatched. The animal had found shelter on an elevated ledge to
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India is home to 4 species of monitor lizards – the Bengal monitor lizard (Varanus benghalensis), the water monitor (Varanus salvator macromaculatus), the yellow monitor (Varanus flavescens) and the desert monitor (Varanus griseus). These reptiles are mostly solitary and spend their days on the go, often venturing into urban areas for food and water. They are even known to help regulate rodent and insect populations! Recently, our Rapid Response Unit rescued a monitor lizard and after close medi
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India is home to 4 species of monitor lizards – the Bengal monitor lizard (Varanus benghalensis), the water monitor (Varanus salvator macromaculatus), the yellow monitor (Varanus flavescens) and the desert monitor (Varanus griseus). These reptiles are mostly solitary and spend their days on the go, often venturing into urban areas for food and water. They are even known to help regulate rodent and insect populations! Recently, our Rapid Response Unit rescued a monitor lizard and after close medi
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100 Leopard Cubs Reunited! Wildlife SOS Hits Incredible Milestone
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